The War. London
The Russians in Northern Corea have killed a number of defenceless people on the ground that Corea allowed the Japanese to conduct warlike…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
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The War. Sydney
Russian and Japanese scouts have sigbted each other at Sunchen 35 miles north of Ping Young. A Japanese gunboat was badly damaged…
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500 Chinchuses attacked the Russian post near Newchang, and were repulsed with a loss of 87. The Russian casualties were 42…
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This twentieth century must grow somewhat older before it is possible to appreciate io their true proportion the events of the nineteenth century…
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The bodies of 30 Japs have been washed ashore a: Wei-hai-wei, supposed to belong to the gunboat which sank at Chefoo…
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On the 25th [?] the Japanese bombarded the forts at Posrt Arith and the town silencing five guns and damaging the town. A shell destroyed many [?] and others fell close to the…
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Russian reports state h[?] warships bombarded [?] ck [?] rule [?] the better[?] being unable to reply. [?] of the…
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This twentieth century must grow somewhat older before it is possible to appreciate in their true proportion the events of the nineteenth century. Nevertheless, one feet…
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Russian reports state that five Japanese warships bombarded Vladivostock five miles from the shore. The batteries were unable to reply. Most of the…
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THE whereabouts of the Russian Vladivostok squadron is a mystery, and Moscow advices state that it is feared that the squadron’s return to Vladivostok is…
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A Russian squadron left Vladivostok on February 29 to search for merchantmen in northern waters. Internal troubles are disturbing Russia…
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Putts of Central St[?] and the whole of the Siberian railway have now been placed under martial law. It is reported that the Russian…
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Ths Czar has congratulated Vladivostok took on its baptism of fire. Japanese ships bambanded Talienwan and Port Arthur forts. The sheels…
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Russia is accepting foreign volunteers. Fitly Beers and several Swiss officers are joining the troops at the front. Prince Louis Napoleon will go to the front in charge, of a…
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The Japs have renewed the bombardment of Port Arthur. The Russian sonadron left Vladivostock on 5th Feb., 24 hours before…
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GREAT damage was done to Port Arthur by the Japanese in the recent bombardment. The docks and arsenals were shattered, magazines exploded,…
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A RUSSIAN telegram despatched from Port Arthur at 7 p.m. on Sunday denied tho report that tho place had been abandend Before the Steregutchy sank at Port Arthur…
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Early on Thursday a Japanese destroyer Motilla braved the Russian fire many special mechanical mines outside Port Arthur…
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RUSSIA has intimated that [?] as C[?] has joined Japan, she will be considered in the [?] of a belligerent Two thousand Corean [?] have…
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